i have to hook up 2 hoses from my turbo,

can they both go to the same place, eg throttle body hose and T them both off that?

 

cabin heat exchanger dude. money shot. hit them up before the hvac valve.

 

It's a 3/8" NPT to -6AN orbital fitting.


B16 thermostat housing with the intake manifold port drilled and tapped for 1/4" NPT. These are the only pictures right now, but you can get the general idea by putting the picture together.

 

can they both connect to the same place?

 

use the port from the front of the block. BnR sells the fittings. then use the lower part of the radiator the drain works well. Very simple

 

+1 for the B&R Kit!! Works great and simple. Been running it on my car for a while.

 

can anyone show me where the port is for the front

 

You can spends the bucks for that kit or you can simply T into the water lines to the throttle body.

 

i think the port on the front is better. I will take a picture here in a few minutes

 

Wow, this seems to be beaten like a dead horse..

T'ing off the heater hoses is simple, cheaply done with parts from Home Depot, and lines are about the same size as most turbo water line fittings.

 

can both hoses go to the same place tho?

 

i forgot to take a pic..lol I will tomorrow. your making it to difficult. You can either use the illistration the guy said or what i said. i think my way looks the cleanest and efficient

 

since you keep asking...the answer is no. the lines need to go to seperate places so the coolant can flow through the hosuing. if both lines ran to the same place the water would just "sit" in the turbo not providing any cooling.

 

Its a very easy principle. As long as its at least "inline" with a coolant hose it should work. Fluid convection causes the coolant to move through the system and carry heat away from the turbo.

 

ignore the line from the wastegate.

then the other side goes to the bottom of the radiator

 

can anyone show me pictures of where i can T them into the throttlebody

 

your over thinking it buddy.

 

what engine do you have? im not sure why you need a picture, just tee into any line on the throttle body or off the two lines coming off the iacv if thats what you want to do. you wont be able to run braided line that way though, maybe some push-lock hose instead


does that help?